BlockBeats has released the April Exchange Rankings: Spot and Derivatives Trading Volumes Both Decline, with the Largest Drop Exceeding 13%
BlockBeats News, May 11, Doo Wan BlockBeats released today the April Exchange Platform Rankings, with statistics showing: In April 2026, the spot trading volume of mainstream CEXs decreased by 9.96% compared to March 2026, and the perpetual contract trading volume decreased by 13.61% compared to February 2026.
In addition, user activity has cooled down, with website traffic on mainstream CEXs in April decreasing by 14.61% compared to March 2026, and website downloads decreasing by 1.85% compared to March 2026.
Meanwhile, the on-chain derivatives market saw a more significant cool-down during the same period, with the perpetual contract trading volume of mainstream Perp DEX in April declining by 21.10% compared to March 2026, and website traffic decreasing by 5.7%.
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